Digital Twin

Listen in as GE Appliance’s Alison Seward discusses how the appliance maker is using 3D technologies to transform its operations, improve quality and upskill its workforce.

Supply chain management software provider's lab will aim to harness a range of technologies including artificial intelligence and machine learning, data science, and process modeling and simulation, to drive customer value.

SVT’s integration with VERSES’ network operating system, KOSM, is expected to accelerate deployments of AI powered robots into warehouses and distribution centers.

Starboard’s digital twin technology expected to help Logility clients better answer “what if” scenarios to optimize supply chain networks

Organizations that can connect and orchestrate the entire ecosystem from suppliers to customers to build a digital twin of the organization (DTO) to create advanced solutions such as Control Towers will outpace and accelerate their top and bottom-line growth compared to others.

Move positioned as adding to KPI's expertise and software capabilities around analytics, network strategy, warehouse design, and simulation

Based on algorithms and research, Fortna's center is digital- and solutions-research based, rather than a physical building, though it will use digital twin tools to model and simulate processes for operations

Partnership integrates project44 analytics into Google Cloud’s new Supply Chain Twin solution to improve transportation efficiency and inventory management

Project partners KION Group, LeddarTech, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) and the STARS Lab at the University of Toronto develop intelligent indoor cartography

Next phase of strategic partnership between Siemens and SAP delivers new predictive service and collaborative asset management capabilities

In this session, we’ll explain why your digital twin needs to be a sandbox extension of your planning & operations platform – one that applies different statistical, machine learning, and AI algorithms along with various workflow options to solve problems.

Earliest digital twin projects focused primarily on manufacturing, assisting plant operators to optimize production activity. Their project list today spans multiple sectors, including commercial real estate, retail, infrastructure and smart cities.